Syntax error : 'if'...

[Syckness]

line 150. I don't know what's wrong with my if statement. I was following along somewhat with this video but didn't follow it too strictly. Would appreciate if someone gave me a hint.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1314192/c_tutorial_lesson_9_tic_tac_toe/

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void main()
{
	char cSquare1('1');
	char cSquare2('2');
	char cSquare3('3');
	char cSquare4('4');
	char cSquare5('5');
	char cSquare6('6');
	char cSquare7('7');
	char cSquare8('8');
	char cSquare9('9');
	char cNextMove;
	int iPlayerTurn(0);
	bool bGameOver(true);
	bool bWinGame(false);

	do
	{
		if (iPlayerTurn == 1)
			{
			iPlayerTurn = 0;
			}
		else
			{	
			iPlayerTurn = 1;
			}
		cout << cSquare1 << " | " << cSquare2 << " | " << cSquare3;
		cout << endl;
		cout << "-+-+-";
		cout << endl;
		cout << cSquare4 << " | " << cSquare5 << " | " << cSquare6;
		cout << endl;
		cout << "-+-+-";
		cout << endl;
		cout << cSquare7 << " | " << cSquare8 << " | " << cSquare9;
		cout << endl;
		cout << endl;
		cout << "Player 1's turn...";
		cout << endl;
		char cPlayerMark;
		if (iPlayerTurn == 1)
			{
			cPlayerMark = 'X';
			}
		else
			{	
			cPlayerMark = 'O';
			}
		bool bValidMove;
			do
				{
				cin >> cNextMove;
				bValidMove = true;

				if (cNextMove == '1' && cSquare1 == '1')
					{
					cSquare1 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '2' && cSquare2 == '2')
					{
					cSquare2 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '3' && cSquare3 == '3')
					{
					cSquare3 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '4' && cSquare4 == '4')
					{
					cSquare4 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '5' && cSquare5 == '5')
					{
					cSquare5 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '6' && cSquare6 == '6')
					{
					cSquare6 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '7' && cSquare7 == '7')
					{
					cSquare7 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '8' && cSquare8 == '8')
					{
					cSquare8 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else if (cNextMove == '9' && cSquare9 == '9')
					{
					cSquare9 = cPlayerMark;
					}
				else 
					{
					cout << "Invalid move, Please enter another number";
					cout << endl;
					}
				if (cSquare1 != '1')
					{
					if (cSquare1 == cSquare2 && cSquare1 == cSquare3)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					if (cSquare1 == cSquare4 && cSquare1 == cSquare7)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					}
				if (cSquare9 != '9')
					{
					if (cSquare9 == cSquare8 && cSquare9 == cSquare7)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					if (cSquare9 == cSquare3 && cSquare9 == cSquare6)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					}
				if (cSquare9 != '5')
					{
					if (cSquare5 == cSquare6 && cSquare5 == cSquare4)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					if (cSquare5 == cSquare2 && cSquare5 == cSquare8)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					if (cSquare5 == cSquare1 && cSquare5 == cSquare9)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					if (cSquare5 == cSquare3 && cSquare5 == cSquare7)
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					}
					}
				if (cSquare1 != '1' && cSquare2 != '2' && cSquare3 != '3' &&
					cSquare4 != '4' && cSquare5 != '5' && cSquare6 != '6' &&
					cSquare7 != '7' && cSquare8 != '8' && cSquare9 != '9')
					{
					bGameOver = true;
					bWinGame = false;
					}
				}
				
			if (bWinGame = true)
				{
				cout << "Grats player " << cPlayerMark << "!!! You Win!";
				cout << endl;
				}
			if (bWinGame = false)
				{
				cout << "You both SUCK";
				cout << endl;
				}
			cout << "Play Again? (y/n)";
			char cPlayAgain;
			cin >> cPlayAgain;
			if (cPlayAgain == 'y')
				{
				bGameOver = false;
				cSquare1 = '1';
				cSquare2 = '2';
				cSquare3 = '3';
				cSquare4 = '4';
				cSquare5 = '5';
				cSquare6 = '6';
				cSquare7 = '7';
				cSquare8 = '8';
				cSquare9 = '9';
				iPlayerTurn = 0;
				}
			else
			{
			bGameOver = false;
			}
	} while (!bGameOver);		
}

[Disch]

EDIT:

doh I feel like a jerk. You did say what line it is! My apologies!

anyway

if (bWinGame = true)

= is the assignment operator. You probably wanted ==.

You do that again on line 155

[firedraco]

You have an extra } I think...plz use some semblance of a consistent style Oo

[Syckness]

I did have the = wrong but it still gets a syntax error for my if statement. I checked all my brackets and everything seems to be in the right place....

I also get this error for the line right after

syntax error : missing ';' before '{'

[mackabee]

You're missing a while statement on line 149 =]

You have a do inside of a do that means you need a closing while for BOTH do loops

[sheheryar]

i think u must have to use " == " instead of " =" , cheak that code with this change! and then inform us!

thanks!

[Syckness]

Thanks mackabee, i'll try that when i get home. That seems like it should solve my problem.

[wmheric]

Btw, would you consider using functions (so that a block won't get like 100 lines long)? That makes it easier for spotting syntax errors.